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Carrot calories, fiber, and vitamin A, plus easy uses.
By The CalorieFig Editorial Team · independent editorial research project
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One medium carrot (about 61 g) provides roughly 25 calories and 2 g of fiber, per USDA FoodData Central, plus a large dose of vitamin A (beta-carotene). Carrots are a low-calorie, crunchy snack that pairs well with hummus or yogurt dip. Cooking slightly softens them but keeps nutrients. They’re a smart swap for higher-calorie crunchy snacks like chips.
Key facts:
Cooking softens them but keeps most nutrients; a little fat helps absorb vitamin A.
Hummus or Greek yogurt adds protein to the snack.
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